Latitude: 51.016101
Longitude: -3.138311
Elevation: 32 meters / 105 feet
Barometric Pressure 1009KPa

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A steep climb at my age. by Neil. Moralee, From Hemyock up Grays hill to Clayhidon is a steep climb for a man of my age. But when you get here
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Staple Fitzpaine by Fitzpaine, The less scenic view of the Somerset village of Staple Fitzpaine (population 189). Under an ominous
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Sunrise and Mist by Grisley Two, The early morning sun cuts through the mist as it rises from flooded fields My copyright means you
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Millstream by Fitzpaine, A view of the swollen millstream and a distant St Peter's Church. Taken from Mill Farm at Staple Fit
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Viking Britain. by Neil. Moralee, Viking activity in the British Isles occurred during the Early Middle Ages, the 8th to the 11th cent
Viking Britain. by Neil. Moralee
Masks and cigarettes by Neil. Moralee, Tobacco or something a little stronger ? Taunton, Somerset, UK neilmoralee man street people smoke
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Concrete, contrast and cobwebs by Neil. Moralee, Not much of a view! I wonder when this was last cleaned?neilmoralee window broken dirty dusty cobw
Concrete, contrast and cobwebs by Neil. Moralee
Sunrise & ruins by OutdoorMonkey, Sunrise and an excellent old ruined house, next to the River Parrett near Moorland in Somerset. The
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I think he spotted me. by Neil. Moralee, Too tall for the umbrella . Candid shots from "the hip" can be unpredictable. Did he spot
I think he spotted me. by Neil. Moralee
Mist on the Meadow by Grisley Two, Morning on the Meads an unspoilt but soon to be desecrated area close to the center of my town. In t
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A lifetime in ink by Neil. Moralee, "A lifetime in ink" typically refers to the idea of having a lifetime commitment to tatto
A lifetime in ink by Neil. Moralee
Through the darkness and into the light. by Neil. Moralee, The Grand Western Canal ran between Taunton in Somerset and Tiverton in Devon in the United Kingdom.
Through the darkness and into the light. by Neil. Moralee
The view from the Bakehouse by Neil. Moralee, Somerset Bakehouse - The Bakery At Riverside. A pleasant place for a coffee and a snack. The window
The view from the Bakehouse by Neil. Moralee
The Picture Window. by Neil. Moralee, A picture window is a single pane window that frames a view outside like a picture. Picture windows
The Picture Window. by Neil. Moralee
A view of the street. by Neil. Moralee, Coffee #1 in Taunton, Somerset, UK. Coffee and a sit down for half an hour, neilmoralee street peop
A view of the street. by Neil. Moralee
Eye level. by Neil. Moralee, If something is at eye level, it is positioned at approximately the same height as your eyes. &quo
Eye level. by Neil. Moralee
Four and a Half by Fitzpaine, A line of trees on agricultural land near Churchinford in Somerset.churchinford somerset southwesten
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Not quite a Monsoon (6 the dark series) by Neil. Moralee, But it was a cold, wet, dark day. Luckily this little Nikon AW110 is fully waterproof, on the other
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Looking down. by Neil. Moralee, The only justification for ever looking down on somebody is to pick them up. -Jesse Jackson- neilm
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Summer, sandals and socks! by Neil. Moralee, Sandals are one of the oldest forms of footwear, with evidence suggesting their existence as far bac
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Free tea or coffee. by Neil. Moralee, Join the team - well - free gifts have been a marketing tool for centuries. Taunton, Somerset, U
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Field of View by Fitzpaine, A silhouetted walker takes in the view... at a gated field on Dairy House Lane, Bickenhall in Somers
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Street Gear. by Neil. Moralee, Square lens hoods offer several advantages over round lens hoods, primarily due to their shape and d
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Remember, Remember. by Neil. Moralee, November! No sun—no moon! No morn—no noon— No dawn— No sky—no earthly view— No distance looking bl
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"Walking with purpose" by Neil. Moralee, Do you wonder who you are? Do you struggle to define your worth? Don't worry you are not alone. The
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Here comes the rain again. by Neil. Moralee, Today I made the mistake of going for a walk during one of the bright sunny spells. I didn't get far
Here comes the rain again. by Neil. Moralee
The real view from the street! by Neil. Moralee, Imagine a world where everyone has a place to call home. Most of us walk past the homeless unseeing
The real view from the street! by Neil. Moralee
Masked figures lurking in doorways by Neil. Moralee, I remember when a masked figure lurking in a doorway used to mean criminal endeavours were in play.
Masked figures lurking in doorways by Neil. Moralee
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Elm Bark Beetle by Fitzpaine
Winter sun. by Neil. Moralee, At this time of year the sun is a welcome if infrequent visitor. Photographs taken facing into the
Winter sun. by Neil. Moralee
PainKiller Sunrise by Neil. Moralee, A recent spot of "automotive maintenance" has apparently left me with a "trapped ner
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Hillside in the woods by OutdoorMonkey, An old earth bank deep in the woods on the Quantock Hills in Somerset. I'm guessing it might've mark
Hillside in the woods by OutdoorMonkey
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Making weather by Neil. Moralee, All that air on the right under the cloud is cooling and contracting. All that air on the left in th
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Everyone does Daffodils in colour. by Neil. Moralee, So here we have spring without the colour. The lack of colour to distract does bring out the detail
Everyone does Daffodils in colour. by Neil. Moralee
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A Certain Clarity. by Neil. Moralee
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The "Nook and Cranny" a "Window onto the world". by Neil. Moralee, The idiom "nook and cranny" likely originated in 14th-century Scottish or Middle English,
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Common chaffinch by Neil. Moralee, The common chaffinch or simply the chaffinch is a common and widespread small passerine bird in the
Common chaffinch by Neil. Moralee
The last of the autumn leaves. by Neil. Moralee, Low sun and a low point of view. Deep shadows and a warm glow on a cold day. Taunton, Somerset, UK.
The last of the autumn leaves. by Neil. Moralee